Bird Street Community Center
Dorchester, MA
Bird Street Community Center
Dorchester, MA
Bird Street Community Center
Dorchester, MA
"Who loves children’s books more than I do, well it’s Lisa. She shares her love of books and reading with my students at the Beethoven Elementary School. It’s her kindness that shines through and her willingness to want all children to love reading. Lisa brought books for our students, well over 1,000 books. I’ll never forget the smiles and excitement of the students choosing two books to take home. Our Kindness Projects were such a success with all the support we received from Storytime Crafts."
Margarite Mourkakos , School Librarian, Beethoven Elementary School, West Roxbury, MA (Retired)
Whittemore Elementary School, K-5
Waltham, MA
Kindness Project - March 1, 2019
Whittemore Elementary School, K-5
Waltham, MA
Kindness Project - March 1, 2019
Casa Myrna, Dorchester
Casa Myrna delivers solutions to end domestic and dating violence through intervention, awareness, and prevention.
Casa Myrna is Boston’s largest provider of shelter and supportive services to survivors of domestic violence, providing safety, resources, advocacy and information since 1977. They operate SafeLink, the statewide domestic violence hotline, and promote domestic and dating violence prevention through awareness and education. All of their supports are provided to survivors free of charge. Casa Myrna supports ALL survivors regardless of race, ethnicity, language, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, disability, age, or sexual orientation.
“Receiving donations such as books, toys, formula, and household items are a huge lifesaver for our agency and participants. We often take for granted how small everyday things are impactful for survivors of abuse or individuals with trauma.
This past year thanks to the toys and goods we received from Storytime Crafts we were able to provide Santa in our holiday party an item to give to all of the kids who attended the party. For some it was their first ever time interacting with Santa for others it was a fun thing to do, but overall, it is now a fond memory that they will cherish forever.”
-- Paola Rosario-Mateo, Donor Engagement Officer, Casa Myrna
